Onion Domes of the Mitchell Corn Palace

Mitchell Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota, features ornate turrets with green and gold domes beneath blue sky.
Mitchell Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota, features ornate turrets with green and gold domes beneath blue sky.

The Mitchell Corn Palace, located in Mitchell, South Dakota, is a unique architectural structure that has been a tourist attraction since its original construction in 1892. The building's exterior is annually redecorated with murals made from corn and other grains, celebrating the region's agricultural heritage. Originally conceived as a venue to promote local agriculture and attract visitors, it continues to serve as a community gathering space and a testament to the state's farming industry.

Taken July 2014

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